What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Notthisfalcon]

Yesterday in my pocket, was this KA-BAR lockback trapper in reclaimed chestnut made by Canal Street. This was the first knife for me that was a step above the Schrades, Cases, and Bucks that I had previously. Don't get me wrong - I appreciate those "working" knives and still use them frequently. This KA-BAR is still just a "Sunday in the pocket" knife for me.

 

[Primble]

Mr. Jack - fine selection of old and ancient ! I like the shield engraving.

Chocolate with Caramel Icing - Schrade Walden Model 294 Bone Serpentine Jack Knife, 3 & 7/8 inches closed, pen & half saber clip blades, fluted and threaded bolsters,
1946-73 Tang Stamp:

 

[Half/Stop]

Primble - That is a fine SW 294 there my friend. :thumbup: I think it is a nice example of the quality and workmanship that this company was producing through the years.

I am Totin' this Case 6249W CV today

 

[Crazy Canuck]

CSC Canittler

 

[Jack Black]

Mr. Jack - fine selection of old and ancient ! I like the shield engraving.

Thank you sir, engraved shields seem to be surprisingly rare. Absolutely lovely knife :thumbup:

 

[Whetstone39]

Great-looking combo Tom :thumbup:

Thanks Jack! I got lucky with the light on that pic.

Dynamite duo, Tom! :thumbup: (I'm usually totally distracted by your knives each day, but I think I have to start paying attention to your sheath options, too. )

Thanks GT! The sheath just depends on my mood, and whether or not I think it'll get wet . Your pics are looking good sir :thumbup:

 

[SVTFreak]

Primble - That is a fine SW 294 there my friend. :thumbup: I think it is a nice example of the quality and workmanship that this company was producing through the years.

I am Totin' this Case 6249W CV today

Nice case!

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack! I got lucky with the light on that pic.

You seem to get lucky a lot my friend, your photos are always excellent! :thumbup:

 

[jprime84]

This #33 is elegant and nicely fits into a suit pocket:

Great stag on a small knife!

One more look from today:

Cocobolo? Looks great.

Chocolate with Caramel Icing - Schrade Walden Model 294 Bone Serpentine Jack Knife, 3 & 7/8 inches closed, pen & half saber clip blades, fluted and threaded bolsters,
1946-73 Tang Stamp:

The jigging on your knives are almost always unreal. :thumbup:

For me, its the workhorse again.

 

[Whetstone39]

You seem to get lucky a lot my friend, your photos are always excellent! :thumbup:

Appreciate the kind words my friend!


Gold camel bone and and feathered buffalo today:

 

[r8shell]

Last week was wood, I think this week is to be bone

and a Boker USA 'peanut'

Picture taken last summer.

 

[gusnuts]

Great stag on a small knife!



Cocobolo? Looks great.



The jigging on your knives are almost always unreal. :thumbup:

For me, its the workhorse again.

Great looking knife. What pattern is this?

 

[Half/Stop]

Chocolate with Caramel Icing - Schrade Walden Model 294 Bone Serpentine Jack Knife, 3 & 7/8 inches closed, pen & half saber clip blades, fluted and threaded bolsters,
1946-73 Tang Stamp:

Primble, I just kept on staring at your SW 294 and I finally realized that the shield is the same one as our 2015 Forum knife.

Nice case!

Thank you!

Last week was wood, I think this week is to be bone

Rachel - Love the pair, especially this fine Keen Kutter. :thumbup:

 

[jprime84]

Great looking knife. What pattern is this?

This is the Tidioute #79 workhorse in Gabon ebony. It has a large spear main, and smaller coping secondary on one spring.

 

[Will Power]

Will that's an old 4 line Camillus Equal End Jack/Large Pen, with either a dyed bone or black comp. and after much searching a friend of mine who specializes in Camillus knives said as near as he could tell he believes it's an employee's knife that was made somewhere between late 1910-1920s. He found similar knives even in the catalog but they were different enough to not be the same knife but production variants abounded and this one was supposedly rare.

Ted Many thanks for the extra pictures and the background, really like that pattern and it has an unusual type of shield too Kind of 'Tulip'. What a fantastic knife.:thumbup: It's the pattern, or Sleeveboard, that I'm dreaming GEC would make, a Tip bolstered knife. I find some of their patterns can be a bit over bolstered in terms of proportions. They could do with offering a small shadow pattern too....

 

[Itsasportsbar]

Greeting All!!

Thanks for the comments Jack and GT. GT you are correct, the Pioneer Settler has 2 blades. A very nice selection of knives you posted.

RobW, nice looking 33 Conductor!!

I 've been inspired by all the beautiful Stockman knives posted to carry one today. A slight variant in that its a #53 Cuban Stockman along with my usual SAK.
Today it's a Vic. Cadet II.

Have a great day everyone.

Ken K.

 

[oldmanrunning]

TJ & The Nut today.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Have a Coke (bottle) and a smile

 

[pinnah]

This N690 steel on this Boker Classic Hunter is solid. It goes everywhere with me.

This stunning. Added to my wish list. Thanks for posting it.

 

[clutchcarter]

HA!!

Have a Coke (bottle) and a smile

It's cold outside. I'll warm up this Lloyd on a hot engine.....